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The Cobalt Hue Test **Is your Blue looking “Plastic”?** Many student-grade paints are labeled “Hue,” meaning they are imitations that often include Titanium White. This makes colors like Cobalt Blue look chalky and synthetic on the canvas. To get professional results, you have to “break” the tube color. This is the **Atmospheric Blue Principle.** By mixing a “Hue” with an earth tone and a warm primary, you remove the “plastic” vibration and create a color that has weight and depth. 1. **Burnt Si
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The Cobalt Hue Test **Is your Blue looking “Plastic”?** Many student-grade paints are labeled “Hue,” meaning they are imitations that often include Titanium White. This makes colors like Cobalt Blue look chalky and synthetic on the canvas. To get professional results, you have to “break” the tube color. This is the **Atmospheric Blue Principle.** By mixing a “Hue” with an earth tone and a warm primary, you remove the “plastic” vibration and create a color that has weight and depth. 1. **Burnt Si
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